Radar Detector - Hardwire Fuse Box

[TechZeat]

car

I installed both dash cam and radar detector without any issues. But your suggestion here not to have key nearby is a good idea in hindsight. For radar I tapped into driver side fuse box and for dash cam I tapped into passenger side (empty fuses) and used a multimeter. I did have my heart in mouth when I connected ground and had a slight spark, but no fuses blown and both install down under 20 minutes.

when

in hindsight not having they key nearby would have been a good idea. But I was able to hardwire both the radar and the dash cam with parking mode kit without any problems. For radar I used the fuse tap on driver side and for dash cam on passenger side I used some empty fuses that were for ACC and Bat+(always on). I did have my heart in my mouth when I connected the ground and there was a slight spark, but no blown fuses and everything worked out fine with both install complete under 20 minutes.

Sponsored

 

[Polar993]

Great installs, but I’m very curious why you would tap into the fuse panel when a mirror tap install is much easier???

I did the mirror tap for my Uniden R7 and the total install took no more than 10 mins. I think it looks super clean and the Uniden powers and on and off perfectly with the car.

 

[Alex9001]

Looks amazing !

192.168.100.1 192.168.1.1​

Sponsored